Re: Let's see your 1937 Ford
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Not to worry, I’ll never try to restore that car. I’m going on 81 and bought the car 5-1/2 years ago because it is near clone (only difference color) of my first car which I bought for $175 in 1950. I got my driver’s license with that car.
The car has 61.5k miles on it and cruises great at 65 and I’m sure it would go lot faster. I have all of the receipts for the car including the one for the original license and registration along with the original license plates.
All of the gauges work except for the trip odometer and the electric clock. The engine is quiet and runs strong but burns lots of oil.
Robert
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